Sentence examples for provision of foundation from inspiring English sources

Universities have been working with colleges on provision of foundation degrees since they were introduced in 2001, and even longer on HNC and HND programmes.

Sir Robert McAlpine & Sons were contracted for site clearance, provision of the foundations for the main and ancillary buildings, as well as the diversion of streams and sewers.

Under the new project, his institution will expand its higher education provision with a range of foundation degrees taught at six sites around the county.

The provision of such a theoretical foundation as in this paper complements previous studies by ourselves and others regarding the dynamics when selling data and data-related services.

People-to-people connections come from more frequent exchanges at all levels and create common cultural identity and affinity that will go along in the provision of a solid social foundation for building B&R.

In case of loose granular soil, the provision of granular pile enhances the bearing capacity of foundation and reduces its total and differential settlements.

Evidence-based practice is considered a foundation for the provision of quality care and one way to integrate scientific knowledge into clinical problem-solving.

This suggests that provision of more experience of psychiatry in foundation years might encourage recruitment to psychiatry.

Her focal points are provision of user friendly information on legal foundations and contact details on authorized institutions such as mediation services of the medical council, the consumer counselling centres and counselling facilites of the sickness funds.

The foundation of the contemporary provision of prenatal screening and diagnosis is the recognition of patients' individual right[s] to decide whether or not they wish to receive testing and then to make reproductive choices based on test results.

26 The foundation of the contemporary provision of prenatal screening and diagnosis is the recognition of patients' individual right[s] to decide whether or not they wish to receive testing and then to make reproductive choices based on test results.